I've sometimes heard it expressed on social media that PF2E, the tabletop rulesystem that Dawnsbury Days uses, is particularly well-suited for adaptation into a video game.

Having worked on such a video game adaptation for more than two years, I give me thoughts on four factors that make me agree with the statement that it's a system well-suited for videogame conversion.

I wanted to talk also about what features make it less suitable for conversion — such as its form of bounded accuracy that causes each level to be a significant jump in numerical power — but I ended up running out of time so that will be for another podcast.